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I Know Where You Live and I've Seen Where you Sleep: Cell Site Location Data and the Fourth Amendment

-- By EveShabto - 04 Mar 2017

Introduction Cellular phones have become a staple of the modern American’s life. As of January 2017, 95% of American adults owned a cell phone of some kind, and the share of Americans that own smartphones is 77%. Indeed, the Supreme Court has noted that cell phones have become “such a pervasive and insistent part of daily life that the proverbial visitor from Mars might conclude they were an important feature of human anatomy.” Cell phones are “simultaneously offices and personal diaries” because they contain “the most intimate details of our lives: financial records, confidential business documents, medical records and private emails.” Aside from the content stored in cell phones, phones also generate location data -- Cell Site location information (“CSLI”).

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